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Chicamacomico Life-Saving Station
September 25 at 8:57am

Getting the drill cart to Wood Island. This was a challenge but, the cart made it to it's new home safe and sound. Thank you to all that helped!

Getting the drill cart to Wood Island. This was a challenge but, the cart made it to it's new home safe and sound. Thank you to all that... See More

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Chicamacomico Life-Saving Station
August 28 at 9:22am

Don't miss this event tomorrow! Meet on the porch and take a walk back to the 1874 Station which houses Surfboat 1046 and hear the amazing story of how that very boat was used in the WWI rescue of the crew of the torpedoed British Oil Tanker Mirlo by the surfmen of Chicamacomico.

Don't miss this event tomorrow! Meet on the porch and take a walk back to the 1874 Station which houses Surfboat 1046 and hear the amazing... See More

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Chicamacomico Life-Saving Station
July 6 at 8:04am

Be sure to come down to the station today at 2pm for a reenactment. Meet on the porch promptly at 2 and hear an introduction to the history of Ocean rescues from the early 1800’s to present before proceeding out to the drill field where Chicamacomico’s Drill team will explain the equipment, and... See More

Be sure to come down to the station today at 2pm for a reenactment. Meet on the porch promptly at 2 and hear an introduction to the history of... See More

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Chicamacomico Life-Saving Station
March 9 at 10:53am

With its two stations and five outbuildings, Chicamacomico (pronounced chik a ma COM i co) is the most complete site of remaining life-saving stations in North Carolina and one of the nation’s most complete sites. This site is located on Hatteras Island in the village of Rodanthe on the Outer... See More

With its two stations and five outbuildings, Chicamacomico (pronounced chik a ma COM i co) is the most complete site of remaining life-saving... See More

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Chicamacomico Life-Saving Station
November 9 at 11:58am

It was a beautiful day, and the locals were excited since the weather was rough due to recent storms in the area. Congratulation Chief Nash; it was great to celebrate you in front of your ATTC family, spouse, children, and father.

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